Steve Borthwick needs time, like Ruben Amorim at Man Utd – England attack coach - Head coach Borthwick’s future is being questioned following a run of seven defeats in nine Tests and seven in a row against top-tier opposition.

Wigglesworth claims he can see signs Ruben Amorim's side are improving and the Red Rose squad are doing the same.

A trip to the champions in Dublin to begin a pivotal Six Nations campaign, Harry Latham-Coyle examines how Steve Borthwick hopes to spark a reaction against Ireland following a dismal 2024

Steve Borthwick made sure to focus on the positives following England's 27-22 loss to Ireland on the opening weekend of the Six Nations.

Amid off-field reviews and on-field losses, Wales and England's heavyweight coaches are under pressure to deliver.

Twin brothers in the back row is an unknown combination for England but certainly not to Tom and Ben Curry themselves. Brought in to contest and disturb an Irish breakdown alongside the ball-carrying capability of Ben Earl, it is a roll of the dice, but not a bad place to do so.

There is no need to restate England’s recent win/loss ratio or the overall record of its head coach, Steve Borthwick. They are not good and, if they continue to lose, he and they will not be able to withstand the storm of public and media criticism;